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  • 56820L1000 Hyundai / KIA END ASSY-TIE ROD,LH

56820L1000 Hyundai / KIA END ASSY-TIE ROD,LH, Price: 20.17$, Weight: 0.69kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Hyundai / KIA

    56820L1000

    END ASSY-TIE ROD,LH

    		 0

    0.69

     Dispatch 24h

    20.17$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Hyundai / KIA
    56820L1000 
    ENDASSY-TIERODLH
    		3
    0.69
    4-5
    23.67$
     
    Mobis
    56820L1000 
    END ASSY-TIE ROD,LH
    		0
    0.794
    4-5
    16.81$
    		 Not Available

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    FEBEST
    1221TMRH 
    STEERING TIE ROD END RIGHT
    		9
    1.38
    2-3
    19.16$
     

    Compatibility

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    HMA2020 View
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    Left Steering Tie Rod End Assembly

    This steering joint is a key link between your steering rack and the front wheel knuckle. It is needed to keep the wheel pointing where the driver commands, while still allowing the suspension to move up and down. When this part is healthy, steering stays sharp, stable, and predictable on straight roads and in corners ?.

    How It Works

    Inside the housing is a hardened ball-and-socket joint. As you turn the steering wheel, the rack pushes/pulls the rod, and the joint transfers that motion to the wheel. The joint also pivots smoothly to follow suspension travel, reducing stress on steering components and maintaining proper alignment.

    What Happens If It’s Worn or Broken

    A loose joint can cause steering play, wandering, and uneven tire wear. You may hear knocking over bumps, feel vibration in the steering wheel, or notice the car pulling. If it fails completely, steering control can be lost and the wheel may no longer track correctly—this is a serious safety risk ⚠️.

    Why Replace in Time

    Replacing a worn tie rod end helps protect tires, improves handling, and allows accurate wheel alignment after installation.

    Compatibility

    • 6 Wagon